Middle Palisade
Middle Palisade is a mountain in United States, rising to 4,124 m, the 209th highest we list in United States, part of the Palisades.
Where it is
Middle Palisade lies in United States, in California.
Key facts
How it ranks
Nearest peaks
| Peak | Elevation | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Disappointment Peak | 4,208 m | 0.3 km |
| Norman Clyde Peak | 4,047 m | 0.6 km |
| Palisade Crest | 4,061 m | 1.7 km |
| The Thumb | 4,058 m | 2.2 km |
| Mount Jepson | 4,083 m | 3.1 km |
| Mount Bolton Brown | 4,092 m | 3.7 km |
Nearest cities
The closest places in our city dataset to Middle Palisade.
About this mountain
At 4,124 m, Middle Palisade rises with a topographic prominence of 1,085 m in the Palisades range of California. Disappointment Peak stands 0.3 km away at 4,208 m, while Norman Clyde Peak lies 0.6 km distant at 4,047 m. The first recorded ascent was in 1921.
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Tallest in the country
| # | Peak | Elevation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Denali | 6,194 m |
| 4 | North Peak | 5,920 m |
| 6 | Mount Saint Elias | 5,489 m |
| 7 | Mount Foraker | 5,270 m |
| 8 | Mount Bona | 4,986 m |
| 9 | Mount Sanford | 4,943 m |
| 10 | Mount Blackburn | 4,839 m |
| 11 | Mount Vancouver | 4,812 m |
| 12 | Mount Churchill | 4,726 m |
| 13 | Mount Fairweather | 4,620 m |
Common questions
- How tall is Middle Palisade?
- Middle Palisade rises to 4,124 m (13,530 ft). Surveyed elevation, GeoNames.
- Where is Middle Palisade?
- Middle Palisade is in United States, in California.
- Where does Middle Palisade rank?
- It is the 209th highest of the 3,727 peaks we list in United States, and #1,170 worldwide.
- When was Middle Palisade first climbed?
- The first recorded ascent was in 1921.
- What is the nearest city to Middle Palisade?
- Dinuba, United States, about 101 km away.
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Elevation and coordinates from GeoNames; prominence, isolation, range and first-ascent data from Wikidata. GeoNames publishes no date for elevation figures, so none is shown.